Last Name WALESSummary/Contribute |
Meaning |
Local: Of Wales, a parish ten miles from Sheffield, W.Rid. York. A family of this name must have settled early on the Yorkshire border of North Lancashire. In the course of time they penetrated into Furness, and spelt their name Wales and Wailes.
A native of Wales, a name given by the Anglo-Saxons to the Britons who originally came from Gaul, which the Saxons pronounced 'Wealas,' 'Wales,' 'Welsh,' and 'Wallia.' A principality of Great Britain, on the west of England, one hundred and twenty miles long, and eighty broad. | |
Origin | English, Irish, Anglo-saxon, South african, Hungarian |
Rank | 6,295 (2000 US census) | 5,519 (1990 US census) | |
Count | 4,983 (2000 US census) |
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The 2000 US Census claims that
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